Best way to milk chips with a straight flush?

I think you played it fine here, the problem is getting 2 people to call which will only happen in a boat+ vs boat+ vs straightflush cooler scenario. Unless something is really fishy, they wont stack off the nutflush anymore here on a paired board with so much action. Against a tighter player, the A on the river runout if you lead there knowing which hand they had they might flat when you donk so big there, but then again a check raise on the river would also look superstrong so I think you did well with the donk but I think you could have done better with a smaller donk on the river (I dont like the betsizing so much) get a call from UTG perhaps who will then probably fold when it gets raised and reraised and back to him but hey thanks for the donation right : )

I'm an Omaha fish - is the flop call standard here?

Pre-flop is probably a fold - the reverse implied odds of a hand like this are pretty bad. Unless you hit a miracle, you are generally going to win a small pot or lose a big one.

Call on the flop with the straight flush draw seems ok if marginal. Without the SF draw, I would fold. If you hit your straight or flush you have to fold to most action (and may already be way behind).

Turn looks fine. I prefer c/r river against a player that looks like he may be super aggro (based on v. limited sample).

maybe donk turn. i dislike the flop call, in any outs that aren't the straight flush you are probably dead

Yes preflop OOP and DEEP is reverse implied odds with your starting hand, I suppose on the flop you had like 10% equity or something lol. But from the nuts onward you played it fine. Turn donk could indeed also be an option.

Originally posted by MJPerry
I'm an Omaha fish - is the flop call standard here?

I don't think so, I was fishing for the straight flush. I am not sure I have the implied odds to hit a 2 outer and get paid enough 100bb deep but I was fishing. Playing deep ante may be another story. In this hand we're only really ~100bb effective so I did get lucky.

In terms of the implied odds I actually think this is a poor play looking back, fold flop is likely the best option in the longrun as I can only break even on my call if I stack the other player around 120bb deep. If I am thinking about this correctly, by the time I get to the river I have invested 11bb in to the 35bb pot, in order to break even on my -EV calls on the flop and turn I must make around ~130bb profit from this hand. So 100bb effective this isn't deep enough to go fishing for the straight flush.

This is only assuming my 2 outs are the only outs I can continue on. Bearing in mind villain in the CO has been crazy aggressive and betting with air a lot of the time since he has sat at the table. If I believe that all 2's, 7's, 4's and spades are good then I have 14 outs and I get good pot odds to call.

Originally posted by FlyingDutchm1n
Yes preflop OOP and DEEP is reverse implied odds with your starting hand, I suppose on the flop you had like 10% equity or something lol. But from the nuts onward you played it fine. Turn donk could indeed also be an option.

Vs. Villains hand I have 42% equity on the flop. Vs his range I am not too sure as playing 100% of hands his range is so wide its rediculous, thats why I call flop.